Director
Andrew L. Stone
Born July 16, 1902 in Oakland, California, USADied June 9, 199930 films
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Andrew L. Stone (b. July 16, 1902, Oakland, California - d. June 9, 1999, Los Angeles, California) was an American screenwriter, director, and producer. Best known for his hard hitting, realistic films, Stone frequently collaborated with his wife, editor and producer Virginia Lively Stone (credited as Virginia L. Stone).
Though few of his films achieved mainstream success, Stone was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for his 1956 thriller Julie.
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30 films as director- 1972The Great WaltzDirector
- 1970Song of NorwayDirector
- 1965The Secret of My SuccessDirector
- 1964Never Put It in WritingDirector
- 1962The Password Is CourageDirector
- 1961Ring of FireDirector
- 1960The Last VoyageDirector
- 1958The Decks Ran RedDirector
- 1958Cry Terror!Director
- 1956JulieDirector
- 1955The Final TributeDirector
- 1955The Night Holds TerrorDirector
- 1953A Blueprint for MurderDirector
- 1952The Steel TrapDirector
- 1952Confidence GirlDirector
- 1950Highway 301Director
- 1947Fun on a WeekendDirector
- 1946The Bachelor's DaughtersDirector
- 1945Bedside MannerDirector
- 1944Sensations of 1945Director
- 1943Hi Diddle DiddleDirector
- 1943Stormy WeatherDirector
- 1941The Hard-Boiled CanaryDirector
- 1939The Great Victor HerbertDirector
- 1938Say It in FrenchDirector
- 1938Stolen HeavenDirector
- 1937The Girl Said NoDirector
- 1932Hell's HeadquartersDirector
- 1929Dreary HouseDirector
- 1927The ElegyDirector